Sentence examples for fails to do something from inspiring English sources

The app is excellent when it comes to listing destinations, but it fails to do something that should be quite simple: namely, to indicate when the sites it lists are open.

Value incommensurability has also been invoked to make sense of a central feature of supposed moral dilemmas namely, that no matter which alternative the agent chooses, she fails to do something she ought to do.

A person is negligent if he or she does something that a reasonably careful person would not do in the same situation or fails to do something that a reasonably careful person would do in the same situation".

Another argued that failing should be seen as "not what you do wrong but if you fail to do something right" but conceded that this was harder to measure.

Guilt is the discomfort that comes from recognizing that you've done something wrong, or failed to do something right.

"Looking at it out of context, people believe the agency failed to do something.

Most disheartening is that coaches and university and student athletic leaders failed to do something about it.

This injustice has been causing misery for years, and successive governments have failed to do something about it.

Ranallo sounded too glib, but there was something transfixing (and, of course, sad) about watching Márquez fail to do something he probably never should have tried.

Looking back across the centuries, it is hard to conceive of a world in which newspapers operating in a competitive market could fail to do something so obvious.

"It's very hard," he said, "even if your evidence is not ambiguous, to sell to a jury that they need to do something that you failed to do something about for years".